Man Utd unwilling to renegotiate Rashford price | OneFootball

Manchester United would not be willing to renegotiate the price of Marcus Rashford should Barcelona be unwilling to pay a set fee at the end of the season.

The England forward joined Barça on a season-long loan last summer that included a £30 million option for the La Liga side to make the signing permanent.

Some reports had suggested that Barcelona could look to lower that fee further this summer. However, according to journalist Andy Mitten, that is off the table for the Red Devils.

Rashford still has two years left on his contract, which expires at the end of the 2027/28 season, so United will not be under time pressure to try and move the player on.

The 28-year-old is still likely to leave the club due to Rashford's high wages and with no permanent manager in place for next season able to decide whether they want to try and reintegrate the player.

So far, Rashford has played 37 times for Barcelona in all competitions this campaign, scoring 10 goals and making 11 assists.